ATTORNEY General Mulilo Kabesha has noted that the overall findings of the national risk assessment indicate that the national money laundering risk was medium, as compared to a medium-high rating assessed in 2016. Kabesha has attributed the improved rating to reduced corruption levels and improved capacity for authorities to investigate, prosecute and confiscate tainted property. Speaking during the launch of the Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing National Risk Assessment Report 2025, Thursday, Kabesha noted that government had shown political commitment to fighting money laundering. “Today marks a significant milestone for Zambia and a clear demonstration of government’s strong political commitment to fighting money laundering, terrorism financing, proliferation financing and other financial crimes such as corruption and tax evasion. Zambia undertook...